US Embassy in Riyadh to its nationals: Use land routes instead of airports

Referring to the disruption in flights and the extension of the closure of the Riyadh International Airport until October 17, the American Embassy in Riyadh urged American citizens to use rail and land routes and airports in the Persian Gulf countries.

Referring to the disruption in flights and the extension of the closure of the Riyadh International Airport until October 17, the American Embassy in Riyadh urged American citizens to use rail and land routes and airports in the Persian Gulf countries.

Ambassador Arjan-International Group: The American Embassy in Riyadh on Friday advised the citizens of this country to replace the airports of Saudi Arabia with rail lines and ground transportation.

The embassy also referred to the continuation of disruptions in Saudi flights and the extension of the closure of the Riyadh International Airport until October 17, asking its nationals to use the airports of the Persian Gulf countries in the region.

This warning has been issued in the shadow of growing security concerns and following repeated attacks by Sana'a forces on Saudi airports; Actions that are taking place in response to the announcement of a flight ban in the skies of this country (except for Mecca and Medina) and within the framework of the declared formula of "siege against the siege" with the aim of breaking the Yemeni siege.

The Saudi Civil Aviation Organization announced that a Pakistani citizen was killed and 11 people were injured in a new attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport.

The emergency meeting in Riyadh to review the war in Yemen is being held while relying on a military solution can bring the Makkah coalition into the game of the US and the Zionist regime; A path that, instead of security, leads to the aggravation of the crisis and the closing of Bab al-Mandab.

The political office of Yemen's Ansarullah Movement strongly criticized the policies of Saudi Arabia, accused the country of implementing the agenda of the United States and the Zionist regime, and warned that it will retaliate if the blockade continues and the tension escalates.